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This folder contains photocopies of newspaper articles related to Brinson and the death of Brinson's father Philip Patrick Brinson. In one article, Philip Lester Brinson was quoted in a local newspaper while Brinson was stationed at Camp Blanding, FL. upon entering service.

This folder contains newspaper articles about the atomic bombs, memorials, and POW's. Blueprint (from memory) of the Chugoku military prison where the crrew of the "Lonesome Lady' was held. Information about the only person to survive the bombing that was in the military prison, and eyewitness account called 'A U.S. soldier and a cup of water'.

This folder contains a newspaper clipping from the The American Weekly from November 26, 1944 titled "No Trinkets for the Cagey Trader Chief", the cover page of the The Leatherneck from April 15, 1945, and two articles, source unidentified, titled "Army-Navy Battle" and" Marines Invent "Modern" Laundry at Island Base." There is a also a page from The Leatherneck from October 1989 in this folder.